Pink and Purple IHS Altar Cloth and Vestment Blanket

Introducing our versatile and beautifully crafted Liturgical Blanket – a product that seamlessly blends spirituality and playfulness into one! This remarkable double-sided blanket serves three distinct purposes, making it an essential addition to your home, perfect for kids and adults alike.

Our multi-purpose Liturgical Blanket is the perfect gift for children and adults, blending prayer and comfort seamlessly. It's a thoughtful present for baptisms, First Communions, Confirmations, or simply to enrich your own saintly journey. 

Additionally, these altar cloth/vestment blankets are an ideal complement to any of our signature Play Mass Sets, enhancing the experience of your little ones as they learn about the Catholic faith in an engaging and meaningful way.

Elevate your prayer time, deepen your love of the liturgy, and enhance your playtime with the versatile and beautiful Liturgical Blanket. Embrace its warmth, celebrate its playfulness, and let it become an integral part of your prayer and family life.

IHS 

The IHS design is inspired by the monogram of Jesus. The phrase “IHS” dates back to the early centuries of Christianity and comes from the first three letters of the Greek name of Jesus, which is "ΙΗΣΟΥΣ". 

“IHS” is commonly found in Catholic liturgical settings, such as on altar cloths, vestments, and sacred vessels. The phrase serves as a reminder of the centrality of Jesus in the Mass and Catholicism.

Liturgical Colors

Liturgical colors have a central role in the life and rhythm of the Catholic Church. Each color is rich in meaning, adding to the depth of the liturgy and our faith.

• Violet or purple signifies penance, preparation, and anticipation. It is used during Advent and Lent, which are seasons of repentance, reflection, and spiritual preparation. Purple reminds Catholics to reflect on their sins, seek forgiveness, and prepare for the coming of Christ.

• Pink or Rose is a more subdued color used on the third Sunday of Advent (Gaudete Sunday) and the fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare Sunday). It represents joy and a brief reprieve during the penitential seasons of Advent and Lent.

It's important to note that the liturgical colors may vary in some traditions and rites within the Catholic Church. 

Additional Info / Disclaimer

Boys playing with the ‘vestments’ use these clips to help hold the vestments in place. They work well without wearing down the blanket, though we recommend removing the clips from the blanket / vestments when not in use. 

Purchase of this listing does not include clips pictured, nor does it include a Mass Set. This listing is for the altar cloth / vestment blanket listed in the title only. Any additional items in the photos such as vestment clips, Mass sets, or other blanket designs will not be included with your purchase of this listing.

Due to the differences in monitors and color settings on devices, some colors may appear different in person than on screen. Additionally, due to the printing process, some white color may appear / show through the color of the blanket - no refunds will be given due to this natural part of the printing process. 

All artwork designs and styles on this website are the original work of Amanda/worthy of Agape. Furthermore, public, commercial, or any other use of these designs that goes beyond personal use is not allowed without expressed, written consent of worthy of Agape.

.: Material: 100% polyester
.: Available in 3 sizes
.: Two-sided print
.: 2" stitched edge
.: NB! Strands of white fabric may be partly visible under the print surface